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review:
Chris Isaak managed to turn his videogenic visage and brooding masculinity to his advantage in a big
way, becoming a sort of MTV-era cross between James Dean and
Elvis. Heady stuff, but don't hate him because he's beautiful. In
fact, Isaak had been plying his trademark latter-day rockabilly sound for some years before the inclusion of
"Wicked Game" in the David Lynch film Wild at Heart jolted sales of Heart Shaped World. (But the stylish Herb Ritts video certainly didn't
hurt, either.) Still, the album is a moody gem, featuring the pensive title
track, the smoldering "Blue Spanish Sky," and, of course,
"Wicked Game." If you still doubt Isaak's good intentions,
though, check out the album's rockin' finale, a fine version of Bo Diddley's
"Diddley Daddy." --Daniel Durchholz
Comments :
"Diddley daddy" is a Bo Diddley cover.
My
favorite song : Really hard to
choose... Blue Spanish sky is one of my all-times
favorites.
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Click on a
song title to see the lyrics :
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Heart shaped world
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I'm not waiting
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Don't make me dream about you
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Kings of the highway
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Wicked game
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Blue spanish sky
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Wrong to love you
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Forever young
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Nothing's changed
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In the heat of the jungle
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Diddley
daddy
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